Sugar Land residents can now receive supplemental assistance with pet food and supplies through a community-driven pet initiative.
What they offer
Sugar Land officials gathered June 4 to cut the ribbon on the city’s new Sugar Paws Pet Pantry aimed at helping residents keep their pets out of shelters during times of need. The pantry will offer pet supplies to those with financial need twice a month, said Katy Mock, senior animal services officer and pantry organizer.
“Our community has given so much to the shelter over the years, and it’s our chance to return the love by giving it back to those who need it most,” she said.













